Theme and Setting In Coming of Age Throughout Anne Moody’s life she shows her disgust toward most whites because of the way they act toward the blacks. She tells of beatings, killings, and of those who are run out of town. She speaks of some whites such as Mrs. Claiborne and Linda Jean Jenkins as very decent people. She spoke very poorly of Mrs. Burke, who treated her as a lowly servant and not as a person. Later, while in college Anne began to work for such organizations as SNCC, COFO, NAACP, and CORE. She participated in sit-ins, marches, and went to jail several times. She often speaks of singing freedom songs; especially “We shall overcome”. After college, Anne continues her work with CORE and the other organizations. She works to get the blacks in Canton to register to vote. Many are unintereste....

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